Kean Etro has found the perfect match for his wild, energetic designs: Kaleidoscope. His latest invitation to the event was a pair of kaleidoscopic visuals, with the runway backdrop featuring a massive rotating mandala curtain. As always, everything on the catwalk was a riot of color and texture—a fast-paced explosion of patterns and materials. Stripes and plaids collided playfully, while cuffs and collars clashed in vibrant, chaotic harmony. A color-plaid suit paired with a mosaic-patterned shirt epitomized the Etro style—bold yet balanced, indulgent yet refined. This season, however, brought a fresh twist. Kean incorporated African-inspired beaded details into the pocket flaps of semi-formal tuxedos, and puffed shoulders added an unexpected volume to baggy silhouettes. His ever-evolving color palette wasn't just about aesthetics—it was a statement, a way to break free from the monotony of traditional tailoring. Even some classic sewing techniques made a comeback, like the white linen double-breasted coat—how would those old-timey squires have reacted? Some models even walked barefoot across a stretch of white sand, adding a surreal touch. Beaded patches at the elbows, mandala-covered shirts, and Kid Creole’s funky music all pushed Etro deep into the heart of Funkytown, and I suspect Kean is having a lot of fun with it. Another subtle theme was Etro’s influence on digital design—some Paisley patterns looked almost watercolor-like, soft and blurred, as if they had been washed by rain. If I hadn’t seen the murals beforehand, I’d have been shocked by how much these pieces resembled them. It’s clear that Etro is not just a brand—it’s an experience, one that continues to evolve and surprise.
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